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<br />-3- <br />10. The September 14, 1990 letter from the Colorado Division of Wildlife to <br />the Weld County Department of Planning Services states that in <br />Phase II, final shoreline slopes will be no greater than 4H:1V. Please <br />respond as to whether this will be a commitment from Asphalt Paving, as <br />page E-1 of the application states "Final sideslopes created in the <br />lakes will be the accepted 3:1 and 2:1 configuration...". <br />11. Will shoreline slopes be mined to the proposed final gradients, or will <br />the pits have nearly vertical sidewalls that will be backfilled to <br />tinal grade? We would recommend mining to final grade and no steeper, <br />as subaqueous backfilling of vertical walls can result in greater <br />amounts of material being required to achieve the approved slope <br />configuration. <br />If the walls will be mined vertical and then backfilled, please <br />describe a maximum length of vertical wall that will exist before being <br />backfilled. This is necessary for the Division to more accurately <br />determine a financial warranty amount. <br />If walls are to be mined vertical and then backfilled, please also <br />provide the amount of overburden necessary to achieve the final slope <br />configurations. Remember that subaqueous deposition of fine grained <br />materials will result in a portion of the material spreading out along <br />the bottom of the lake, instead of piling up against the wall. The <br />extra amount of material necessary to achieve a subaqueously-deposited <br />slope may be on the order of two to three times that required for a <br />slope constructed under dewatered or dry conditions. <br />12. You have stated that no discharge is anticipated from the property. It <br />is thus assumed that no sediment settling ponds will be constructed. <br />Is this correct? <br />13. You have estimated total annual water consumption at 91.5 acre-feet. <br />You have also stated that to meet this consumptive requirement, you <br />have secured the use of one share of stock in the Brighton Ditch <br />Company. Please describe the yield of this share on a volume basis, as <br />you must demonstrate whether the share can adequately meet consumptive <br />needs. <br />14. Please address measures to be taken for surface sediment and drainage <br />control for the disturbed area (berms, straw bales, silt fences, <br />collection ditches, settling basins, etc.). If collection ditches are <br />proposed, please provide engineering designs, representative cross <br />sections, gradients, and expected water velocities. If settling basins <br />are proposed, please provide engineered designs and representative <br />cross sections. <br />15. Material is proposed to be stockpiled along the west bank of the South <br />Platte River. Please commit to stockpiling these materials west of the <br />Phase I pit, and, if possible, out of the 25-year flooaplain. As an <br />alternative, please commit to replacing any materials stockpiled for <br />reclamation that may be lost during hi9hwater events. Please verify <br />that you will check with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for any <br />necessary permits regarding stockpiling materials along the riverbank. <br />